IP Addresses

C

Chris

Ok, i have got a machine that gets its IP from DHCP but
yesterday we had a new phone system installed and the
switch they installed needed to use the same IP address
as the machine i have mentioned above. So i give the
machine a static IP address.

So now everything is ok. I have exclude this IP from
disturbution in Active Directory in the address pool. Now
i want to change the machine back to DHCP instead of
static but for some reason it is still taking the switch
IP even though i have exculded from the address pool in
AD. i think it maybe to do with DNS but not to sure.

Any Ideas?

Cheers

Chris Jowett
 
G

Guest

Has this machine been rebooted?
Have you used ipconfig /release to release the IP address lease?
Do you receive the same IP when using ipconfig /release then Ipconfig /renew
Check to see when the lease expires when using the Ipconfig /all command
 
D

Dinesh Tashildar

Even I would suggest try ipconfig/flushdns command as well..

Has this machine been rebooted?
Have you used ipconfig /release to release the IP address lease?
Do you receive the same IP when using ipconfig /release then Ipconfig
/renew
Check to see when the lease expires when using the Ipconfig /all command


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James Brandt [MSFT]


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James Brandt [MSFT]


Chris said:
Ok, i have got a machine that gets its IP from DHCP but
yesterday we had a new phone system installed and the
switch they installed needed to use the same IP address
as the machine i have mentioned above. So i give the
machine a static IP address.

So now everything is ok. I have exclude this IP from
disturbution in Active Directory in the address pool. Now
i want to change the machine back to DHCP instead of
static but for some reason it is still taking the switch
IP even though i have exculded from the address pool in
AD. i think it maybe to do with DNS but not to sure.

Any Ideas?

Cheers

Chris Jowett
 

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